CONCERNING COIFFURE.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13101, 28 April 1908, Page 9

CONCERNING COIFFURE.

Next in importance to the complexion comes the hair. In, hair suitably dressed lies much of a woman's personal charm. The hair itself is the first necessity. No hair looks so well °n,you as your own. If you have not enough, and fear that you may have less, use Dr. Lykuaki's Hair Tonic (3s 9d a bottle, postage 3d), with the - patent pneumatic oomb, 8s each, post free. Great care is necessary in washing the hair. Special herbs for washing. 2s 1 I* 1 ; packet, post free- If you have hair enough now, keep it. and keep, it undimmod. With that end the 6ame precautions are necessary. Among moderns, the hair is almost as easily •'■• lost as the reputation. -.-._ Of loading chemists, or Mrs Fletcher, 12 Chancery lane, Christchurch, or .by post direct from Helena' Rubinstein, : The Valaze Massage Institute, Brandon street, "Wellington.. 15 Mrs D and 1 would like to say thit we greatly appreciated the way in which our furniture removal was conducted. The efficiency and civility of thp men so impressed; us that we both Ix'hevo them to be the hncst type of workiiitii we have been associated with in any oi our removals."— (Signed) W. G. D. Extract from letter ■ addressed to the N.Z. Express Com- ;';■■. fany, Ltd. 4